Hamilton Beach 8 Cup Electric Food Chopper & Mini Food Processor, White

I ordered this for my neighbor. she cooks alot and had an identical one for over8 years. So i give this 8 cup Hamilton Beach Processor 10 Stars. Its a great item that i couldn't convince my neighbor to look at cheaper ones. She had no interest. only this one, that lasted over 8 years with heavy use. It is compct for its 8 cup size , has low clearance for storage.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I finally got to use this today to make apple crisp. It did a great job of slicing my apples and it wasn't very noisy. The 8 cup bowl has plenty of room for the slices. It was easy to use and easy to clean afterwards. Will use again today to slice potatoes for scalloped potatoes. It is also easy to store

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the first time electric food processor for me! I used it to chop up homemade dog food and it did not disappoint. It took the turkey roll, green beans, and eggs and mixed and chopped them into perfection. It's easy to use for the most part, putting it together was a breeze, I've only used the chopping blade so not sure how well the grater works. Chopping and pulsing worked great. I did have a hard time getting the bowl off the base, I suppose that will take some getting use to. Overall a quality product and I will use this frequently for chopping up meat for the dogs!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Whenever I have a small chopping, slicing or shredding job, I don't want a huge food processor that will later be a hassle to clean. That is why I love that this food processor is small and dishwasher safe, making cleaning and storing a breeze. All of the attachments fit right inside the bowl, so it easy to store in a cabinet or even on the counter. In addition, the stainless steel blades cut a wide variety of food effortlessly, which has been useful when shredding carrots for my salads and crushing graham crackers for pie crusts.

Being Single and having to cook dinner for my self can be dreadful when I consider the amount of prep time ahead. The Hamilton Beach 8-Cup Food Processor, 70450, has cut my prep time from 60 min to 20 min. Now I look forward to preparing meals. I have even improved my social life by entertaing Dinner Parties. From Deviled eggs to BBQ rubs, the Hamilton Beach 8-Cup Food Processor, 70450, will complete all your food preparations. Clean up is fast and easy. Because it takes up so little room, it adds an organized look to my counter top.

I had been looking for a larger food processor as I am always making big batches of salsa. This food processor is awesome. It chops all of my ingredients in less than 30 seconds !!! It is very easy to take apart and clean. This processor is sturdy and looks nice enough to keep on my kitchen counter. If you are looking for a great deal this is the one for you !!

This is just what I was looking for. It is very powerful, quiet, not too big and DOES come with the grater / slicer attachment. I only used a little Oskar processor years ago and wanted something similar, and this really is a great machine for the price. I highly recommend this product!!!

First off, I paid 36. for this. It's now 26. I'm not really happy about that. In all fairness it was a decent value at 36. At 26. it's a terrific value, assuming it's the same machine. It's a good machine. A 200.+ food processor will do a little better job chopping with the steel blade and have several different types of slicing attachments. In a more expensive food processor you can make bread dough and cookie dough. This is NOT that type of machine. As you long as you understand that, you can appreciate this machine. I use it a lot. I mostly use the slicing disk for veggies to make salad. I originally bought a Salad Shooter and returned it in favor of this. I'm super glad I did. This does what a Salad Shooter would but you can also make hummus and pesto with the steel blade. I find I eat A LOT more salad now that it goes together in a snap thanks to this machine. I make a huge bowl of chopped/sliced veggies, add vinegar, herbs and olive oil and put it in an airtight container in the fridge. I do that about every three days. This machine is just super for that. Also, I have very little space in my kitchen. This unit is just the right size for me. The attachments store inside the machine, making the whole set up nicely compact. I don't know how long this machine will last but I'm happy with the purchase so far.

This is my third of this same blender. None of the others broke just let go because of moving. It's a neat, easy to use and store machine that does the job I need it for, mostly making pastry large grating or slicing jobs.

I purchased this as a replacement for a 27 year old Cuisinart Min Prep 2 or 3 cup food chopper that I dropped. That's what I'm comparing this Hamilton Beach to in terms of chopping and puréing. I've never used a food processor before for slicing until now. I lightly puréed a fairly large quantity of cooked squash and this processor did fine without leaking. It processed uniformly. I could process only very small amounts in the smaller Cuisinart. I chopped, at one time, 3 medium onions, quartered, and it did so uniformly without flinging too much onion away from the blades (I only needed to scrape once while pulsing) or over chopping to form liquid as the Cuisinart did. I'm not sure how it would handle a smaller quantity. I also chopped one large onion and that was fine, too. I chopped three stalks of celery and 3 carrots previously sliced with the same very good results I got with the onions. I sliced 3 carrots and 3 celery stalks. It sliced uniformly at first but as it reached the ends of the stalks and carrots it started slicing lengthwise as the vegetables shifted position in the feed tube until whole pieces spun around the space between the cover and the slicing blade. I'd say it was fair with this task. It saves time but I had to manually slice the ends of the vegetables and what was sliced wasn't completely uniform. The on/off/pulse switch is awkward to use.